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by mattjung 17y ago
Making money definitely doesn't take the same amount of practice as piano playing. You won't find a single world-class piano player who started playing when he was 20 years old. But you will find many successful entrepreneurs that started t
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by mattjung 17y ago
I am really impressed by all those nifty moves Amazon has made in the last three years to become the major cloud infrastructure provider (I would have expected it from Google). Every step makes completely sense. They were able to reinvent t
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by mattjung 17y ago
A simple yet inspiring idea...
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Do you care about cloud computing?(discuss.joelonsoftware.com)
5 points by mattjung 17y ago|1 comments
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Announcing CEO Office Hours(37signals.com)
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Will Cloud computing obsolete SaaS?(theoutsourceblog.com)
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AMI Marketplace?(elastic-security.com)
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Ask YC (EC2 Users): how do you actually manage your EC2 platform?
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by mattjung 17y ago
A friend of mine trained himself to be able of lucid dreaming, but stopped with it when he began to have "nested" dreams - he thought that he woke up, but found himself in another dream (and that multiple times). That made him frightening.
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by mattjung 17y ago
thanks, that's exactly the service i thought of...
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Ask HN: mySQL as a Service
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by mattjung 17y ago
I agree that is by far not the end of the security discussion, especially, there is always that issue of trust towards the cloud provider itself. Do you trust Amazon's VPN, privacy mechanisms, etc. or do you prefer a third-party provider? S
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by mattjung 17y ago
It allows enterprises to easily and securely integrate servers that run in the cloud with their own internal infrastructure via a VPN. This fosters hybrid environments (internal IT + cloud in parallel) and thereby lowers the barriers for mi
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by mattjung 17y ago
This feature is maybe the most important one since EC2 was launched. It makes cloud computing enterprise ready...
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Is Delphi still a good shot?(discuss.joelonsoftware.com)
1 points by mattjung 17y ago|0 comments
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EC2 Design Patterns « Elastic Security(elastic-security.com)
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Approached by competitor(discuss.joelonsoftware.com)
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A Month of Fail - Lessons in Startup Management | CloudAve(cloudave.com)
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Ask HN: Migrating software to the cloud?
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Is VC too Fat and Happy? | CloudAve(cloudave.com)
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Google Chrome OS: Why? Why? Why? | CloudAve(cloudave.com)
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Wolfram Alpha: The Use Cases(readwriteweb.com)
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'Mafiaboy': Cloud Computing Will Cause Internet Security Meltdown(darkreading.com)
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by mattjung 17y ago
The Billie-Jean-Story sounds very familiar to me. Improving things a thousand time until you understand that the first version,closest to the original idea, was the best...
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Amazon EC2 Roadmap: A Guesswork(elastic-security.com)
1 points by mattjung 17y ago|0 comments
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Self-Service Nation: Why Targeting Small Business Is Good Business « Laserlike(laserlike.com)
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Social Networks Will Make More Money Off Site vs On(undertheradarblog.com)
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by mattjung 17y ago
I was originally thinking of the free version of Googles web-applications. Switching to Google Apps (the 50$ version) could effectively take away some of my concerns, especially support
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What Went Wrong With Joost?(gigaom.com)
51 points by mattjung 17y ago|25 comments
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Ask HN: All Startup communication+docs with Google?
6 points by mattjung 17y ago|8 comments

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